Health Ministry Recalls Another Batch of Nutrilon Baby Formula After Toxin Findings
The Health Ministry announced the recall of an additional batch of Nutrilon baby formula following the detection of potential contaminants. Laboratory testing identified elevated levels of a specific toxin in the affected batch, prompting authorities to issue an immediate recall to prevent health risks to infants.
Retailers and distributors have been instructed to remove the affected products from shelves, and parents are advised to check product labels and avoid using formula from the recalled batch. The ministry also set up a hotline for inquiries regarding the recall and potential health concerns.
Nutrilon, the manufacturer, confirmed the recall in a public statement, noting that the company is cooperating with health authorities and conducting an internal investigation to identify the source of contamination. No illnesses have been officially reported in connection with the recalled formula as of the announcement.
Authorities reiterated the importance of monitoring infant nutrition products and stated that they will continue to enforce safety regulations and conduct regular inspections of manufacturing facilities. Parents and caregivers are urged to follow guidance provided by the Health Ministry until the investigation is completed.
